FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 194'?
Belle Hop-
(Continued from page one)
Masters, whose band has re
cently had a regular spot on MBS,
is a graduate of New York Uni
versity. Peggy Knight and Johnny
Studd are his vocalists.
The Penn State Greeter's Club,
sponsor of the Belle Hop, and a
member of the National Hotel
Greeters of America to which
President Truman belongs has
as its objective t o unite the na
tion's students of hotel adminis
tration, and to bring them social
and business contacts with active
hotel men.
Officers of the College Greeter's
Club are: William Dean, presi
dent; John Lee, vice-president;
Jack Kemper, corresponding sec
retary; Joseph Daniels, recording
secretary; Blair Hefkin, vice
president-elect.
Adams Speaks in Ohio
Dr. Clifford R. Adams, Asso
ciate. Professor of Psycholoy,
gave the opening address at the
Western Ohio Mental Hygiene
Institute, Monday evening, Oct.
27, at Dayton, Ohio. Dr. Adams'
topic was "Mental Hygiene in
Marriage and Family Relation
ships."
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TIIE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Pledges-
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sengarten, Bertram Shore, Fred
Silverman.
Delta Chi
Justice Baum, Donald Bowser,
John Gardner, Harry Van Haele
wyn, Rex McHail.
Delta Tau Delta
Ralph Brenner, Richard By
theway, Maurice McCullough,
Harry McMahon, James Mont
gomery, James Baling, John Wal
lace.
Kappa Sigma
Charles Beatty, Edwin Buck
ley, William Cosgrove, Amzi
Cowan, Donald Langer, William
Lowry, Thomas McConnell, Rob
ert McKibben, James Mayer Rex
Meyer, William Muschlitz,Doug
las Mead, Edgar McGinnis, Arch
Ritts, Samuel Saunders, Maurizio
Segovia, Donald Stavely.
Kappa Delta Rho
Robert Arnold, Robert Baker,
William Creider, Charles Delp,
Paul Guiteras, Laßuc Gunnison,
Thomas Jensen, William Lowery,
George Pyle, Robert Rees,
Charles Rees, Charles Ruhl, Le
roy Shaller, Charles Shirk; Stan
ley Skuta, William Sohonage,
Theodare Swiatkowski, Robert
Winslow, John Wolosky.
PM Kappa
Charles Hanner, Joseph Kel
ley, William Kronenwetter, Jo
seph Psiklak, Joseph Rebo John
Roach, Thomas Shadeck, Richard
Murdock, Jack Watson.
Phi Kappa Psi
John Chiappy, Richard Crouth
amel, Craig Elliot, Charles Fiero,
Richard Ford, David Gearhart,
William Hunt, Milton Moeschlin,
Thomas Morgan, David Owen,
Richard Pulling, Thomas Reese,
Thomas Robinson, Oscar Schmitt,
Walter Stauffenberg, Waldo
Weaver, John Willson, Clarence
Whitlow.
Phi Sigma Delta
Edwin Coles, David Karp, Wil
liam Kauffman, Jerry Leichtman,
Lawrence Remstein, Morton
Snitzer, Irwin Taren, Martin
Widelitz.
Si ma CM
John Cooner, George Himes,
John Hunter, Michael Kotsen
kow, Jack Long, Carl Patchin,
William Phillips. Arthur Silver
man, Ben Strohecker, Gilbert
Testa, Paul Thorpe, Donald Wad
del.
Sigma Nu
William Atchinson, Edward
Breining, John Cambell, Don
ald Clem, Stuart Dunlap, William
Eggert, Harold Gebert, James
Hook, David Hughes, Carl Lucyk,
Theodore Matuzeski, Paul Mc-
Beth, George Ralston, Donald
Roy Robert Stephens, Edward
Sulk,John Wiedtman, Theodore
Wiedenman.
Tri a ngle
Paul Adam, Samuel Axe,
Charles Budinger, Gordon Davis,
Vesse Kehres, Mark Ketzner,
Raymond Kowalski, Donald
Mowry, Milton Stone, William
Waag.
Tau Kappa Epsilon
William Gray, George Higgins,
Fred Hower, Willis Hudson,
Thomas Johnston, Donald Koontz,
Jack Koons, John Kominetz, Wil
liam Laderer, Russell McCauley,
Donald Miller, Max Schlienger,
Lawrence Shambach, Max Sny
der, Edwin Watson, Fred Wirtz.
Zeta Beta Tau
William Besser, Sidney Blat,
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Centre Hardware
Collegian Delivery
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to receive anywhere up to 25
copies.
All other students may still
pick up their Collegians at Stu
dent Union. Those belonging to
organizations on the delivery list
are asked by Kranich not to ob
tain copies at Student Union.
The distribution points and the
organizations that may procure
their copies at these points are
as follows:
Beta Theta PI: Phi Delta Theta.
Delta Sigma Phi: Alpha Sigma
Phi, Beta Sigma Rho, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Tau Phi Delta.
Phi Epsilon Pi: Alpha Gamma
Rho, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Lambda
Phi, Sigma Pi.
Phi Kappa Sigma: Acacia,
Beaver House, Delta Upsilon,
Kappa Sigma.
Phi Kappa Tau: Delta Chi,
Lambda Chi Alpha ? Pi Kappa
Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi.
Phi Sigma Kappa: Delta Theta
Sigma, Phi Sigma Delta, Theta
i,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Triangle.
Sigma Chi: Alpha Zeta, Phi
Gamma Delta, Sigma Nu.
Sigma Phi Alpha: Allen Street
Co-op, Alpha Chi Sigma, Nittany
Co-op, Zeta Beta Tau.
Tau Kappa Epsilon: Chi Phi,
Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Delta
Rho, Theta Kappa Phi.
Theta Xi: Alpha Chi Rho,
Alpha Kappa Pi, Alpha Tau
Omega, Phi Kappa, Sigma Phi
Sigma.
Irvin Hall: Jordan and Watts
Halls.
Mac Allister and Grange Hall
papers may be picked up in their
respective lounges.
Atherton Hall residents may
obtain their copies in the lobby.
Students at Pollock Circle and
Nittany Dormitories may pick up
their Colldgians in their respec
tive dining commons.
Co-iv Plan-
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tee intends to encourage buying
at the State College Co-op gro
cery, 124 W. Beaver avenue.
Harris Gilbert of the food-sav
ings committee reported on plans
for enforcement of meatless and
poultryless days.
Harold W. Loman, director of
college dining commons, will in
vestigate the possibility of divert
ing funds saved by the program
to a European aid group. A letter
will be sent by the committee to
Charles Luckman, head of the
national food savings drive, re
questing suggested meatless
menus and meat substitutes.
Cabinet approved the appoint
ment of Eve Winter to the Public
Occasions Committee; Venetia
Angelilo, David Barron, Alan
Hack, and Richard Morgan to the
committee for investigation of
UNESCO Fellowship Plan.
Abram Bosler, Junior Prom
chairman, estimated profits from
the dance at $1754.72.
Louis Gilbert, Lawrence Gold
berg, David Gould, Elliot Krone,
Gerald Leoness, Elwin Lesser,
Aaron Osipou, Alvin Reiner,
Jack Rosenberg, Wilbert Roth,
Alvin Schwartz, Myron Sloan.
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While here, see our new
Westinghouse radios and
appliances and our stock
of every-day hardware
needs.
Traube Guest of Honor
Dr.
At
Anniversary Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Trabue were honored at a dinner held by the
School of Education at the Nittany Lion Inn Wednesday to mark the
10th anniversary of Dr. Trabue's appointment as dean of the School
of Education and director of the Summer Sessions at the College.
Dr. Trabue was named dean col
Sessions in 1937 after he had sery
of North Carolina for 15 years.
He succeeded Dean Will Grant
Chambers. first dean of the
School of Education at the Col
lege. who retired in 1937.
Commenting on the future for
the School of Education. Dean
DEAN MARION TRABUE
Trabue said that the School should
be judged by the quality, rather
than the Quantity of its graduates.
He also stated that graduates of
the School should be prepared to
be leaders in education for demo
cracy and that it therefore was
necessary for them to receive their
training in a democratic institu
tion.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—N ew 1 y recondi
tioned Remington portable
typewriter. Call 5051, 35 Ath.
FOR SALE—Two excellent tick
ets for entire Artist Course
series. Call "Til," 711, Ext. 2644,
until 5 p.m.
FOR SALE Double-breasted
tuxedo suit with shirt and col
lar; size 36 short; very good con
dition. Call 2888.
1942 CROSLEY Station Wagon,
excellent condition, 8000 miles.
235 Windcrest after 5 p.m.
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CARDS, 50 for $1.25. Name
printed free of charge. Call eve
nings 4281.
WANTED
WANTED—Ride for two to Phil-
adelphia Nov. 7, returning 9th.
Call Phyllis Jones, 4941, or 2433
after 5.
WANTED—Riders to Pittsburgh;
leave after game, return Sun
day evening. Call Mitchell, 4444.
WANTED—SIide rule. Call 711,
Ext. 23, and give details.
WANTED—W a i t e r s for Pete's
Place, Sunday 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Meals, tips, wages, transportation
orovided. Call 6691 after 7 p.m.
WANTED—R id e to Syracuse,
Friday, Nov. 14. Call Fran
Kessler, second Mac Hall.
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the school and director of Summer
d on the faculty of the University
Dean Trabue also told the 105
faculty. staff members. an d
friends who attended the dinner
that graduates of the School of
Education must be communitY
minded citizens and threrefore
urged closer relations between the
College and the community here.
Dr. Robert G. Bernreuter. pro
fessor of psychology. represented
the faculty of the School and of
fered congratulations to the Dean
and Mrs. Trabue. He also cited
the progress that has been made
in the School during the past ten
years and mentioned the out
standing work that Dean Trabue
had done in national education
circles. Telegrams of congratula
tions fro m Governor James Duff
and Superintendent of Public In
struction Francis A. Haas. as well
as other prominent leaders in ed
ucation. were read.
Among the guests attending the
anniversary dinner were Mrs.
Clara C. Philips and George Aris
man, trustees of the College: Dr.
Carl P. Schott. dean of the
School of Physical Education and
Athletics, and Mrs. Schott: Dr.
H. P. Hammond, dean of the
School of Engineering, and Mrs.
Hammond: Dr. George L. Haller.
acting dean of the School of
Chemistry and Physics. and Mrs.
Haller: Dr. Pearl 0. Weston. dean
of women: and Dr. Ben Euwema,
dean of the School of Liberal
Arts.
Dr. Willis E. Pratt. head of the
department of education. served
as toastmaster.
WANTED TO BUY—Tux, size N.
Call 2307 after 6:30 p.m.
LOST—Phi Sigma Delta frater
nity pin in New Beaver Field;
initials R.G.M. on back. Finder
call 4409.
BRACELET, at Rec Hall Friday
night. Great sentimental value.
Reward. Call Lorraine De-Jo
seph, 3rd floor Jordan.
LOST—Four keys on dog tag
chain, front Old Main. Finder
please call 6914, McConnell. Rm.
16.
CItRISTMAS
WOULD PERSON adopting girl's
green coat last Saturday eve
ning at Pi Kappa Phi please call
Hathaway, 4937.
WILL THE person who accident
ally picked up grey gabardine
raincoat in New Physics please
call Eriksson 3918.
LOST Topcoat Friday night,
Delta Tau Delta. Tan covert,
box sleeve, label Leavens and
Donlan, Shamokin. Call 4979.
PITT WEEKEND: For conven-
ience, comfort and less cash,
travel by Chartered Bus. Call 113
Ath for reservations.
GOOD! Steaks, seafoods, bever
ages, at The Cedars, 44 mil
west of Spring Mills on Route 45
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS